SanDisk's new microSD UHS-II card is capable of 275MB/sec

SanDisk should get a speeding fine for its new microSD card, which is capable of up to 275MB/sec.

@anthony256

Published Feb 23, 2016 9:38 PM CST
Updated Nov 3, 2020 12:01 PM CST

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MWC 2016 - SanDisk has just unveiled their latest microSD UHS-II card, with SanDisk's new Extreme PRO microSD card capable of read speeds of 275MB/sec.

SanDisk's new microSD UHS-II card is capable of 275MB/sec | TweakTown.com

The new UHS-II capable microSD card is considerably faster than its predecessor, which could only transfer data at 90MB/sec. The write speeds on the new microSD card hit around 100MB/sec, and don't let its size deceive you - as this new microSD card is capable of 275MB/sec, while the full-sized Extreme PRO SD cards tap out at 280MB/sec.

SanDisk is pushing their new Extreme Pro microSD UHS-II card is shockproof, temperature-proof, waterproof and even X-ray-proof. These new class 10 cards only arrive in two capacities: 64GB and 128GB. SanDisk is aiming these new cards at the professionals, with the 64GB version priced at $179.99 and the 128GB priced at $299.99.

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